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THE THIRD PART.
CHAPTER NH.

In the spring of the year 1881 Agnes was
established at the country seat OF her good
friends-now promoted ION the death ofthe
first lord, without oflspring) to be the new
Lord and Lady MonthaIry. The old nurse
was not separated from her mistress. A
place suited to her time of life had been
found for her in the pleasant Irish house-
hold. She was perfectly happy in her new
snhere; and she spent her first half years
dividend from the Venice Hotel com-
pany with characteristic prcdigality,
in presents for the children.
Early in the year, also, the directors OF
the life insurance Offices submitted TO cir
cumstalces and paid the ElO,0OO. Imme-
diately afterward the widow of the first
Lord Montbarry otherwise the dowager
Lady Moatbarry) left England with Baron
Pivar for the United States. The baron's
object was announced in the scientific col
umns of the newspapers to be investiga-
ton into the present state of experimental
chemistry in the great American republic,
His sister informed inquiring friends that
she accompanied him in the hope of find
ing consolation in change of scene after the
bereavement tnAI nau lail6u on BeI. near
ing this news from Henry Westwick,
then paying Q visit at his brothers
housej, Agnes was conscious ola certain
sense of relief. with the Atlantic be-
tween us, she said, surely ! have done
with that terrible women nowr'
Barely q week passed after those words
had been spoken before an event happened
which reminded Agnes of the terrible
woman" once more.
On that day Henry's engagements had
obliged him to return to London. He had
Yentured on the morning of his departure
to press his suit once more on Agnes; and
the children, as he had anticipated, proved
to be the innocent obstacles in the way Of
his success. On the other hand, he had
privately secured a firm ally in his sister
in-law. "Haye a lite patience, " the new
Lady Montbarry had said, land leave me
TO tuyn the influence Of the children in the
right direction; they can PERSUADE her to
listen to you, and they shall!"
The two ladies had accompanied Henry
and some other guests who went away at
the same time to the railway station, and
had Just driven back to the house when
the servant announced that - person Of
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Iedidnal.
INITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta-
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium Of n Of your books
i received through Mr.. Frank T. Wray, Drug
gist, Apollo, Pa, l became acquainted with your
Cuticura Remedies, and take this opportunity 70
testify TO you that their use has permanently
cured nae Of one of the worst cases Of blood POI.
soning, in connection with erysipelaS that i
have ever seen, and this sfter having been pro
nounced incurable by someof the best physicians
10 you this testimonial, unsolicited as II Is by
you. in order that etheH suffering nom similar
maladies MAJ be encouraged TO give your CUT
euro Remedies trial.
P. s wHITLINGEs, Leechburg, Pa
Reference: Frank 7. Wray, Druggist Apollo. Pa
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OF REAL ESTATE FOR

y T~ayes-NO,Ice 4 hereby rIyen that the
following described lot Of Land In the conn
ty Of OHIO, which IL Delinquent tf the non
fered for ssie by the undersigned ,herh, II pub
lIe auction, At the front door OF tie Court House
u said county, between the b0ur OF ten in the
morning ard four In the sfernOoG. On the 2ist
day Of Noyembsr. Iss7. Ssid i0t nc 10 much there
Of a. shall he necessary VIII ne soid fof 10 much
cash ~ II Sufficient 10 satisfy the aro1nt due
thereon, rs set forlh in the foiios Ing table:
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ULCERS.

James Z. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
leans. on oath says: "In 1870 Scrofulous ulcers
broke out on my body until / was mass Of cor
ruption. Everything known TO the medical fac
At times could not liz my hands 10 my head,
could not turn in bed; was In constant pain, and
looked upen life as q curse. No relief or cure In
ten years In 1850 l heard Of the Cutcura RENE
dies, used them, and was perfectly cured"
Sworn TO before U. S. Com J. ID. CRAWFORD.
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DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
InIIIS RAILROAD co

Pan Handle Roulo) Under Hchciule In enec
trsf Standard Time: For steubcnvilie aud Pitts.
burIh, 6:s a. m, las p. III Sa0 n. ~. For
Steubcnville, 500 J.. M. The 6:S n IN. ana
500 p. m. trains make direct connection for
Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago
The 1885 p. NJ. train makes direct connccttcu
for Columbus snd Chicago, Trains arfve q
Wheeling NJ 6:lb a IN, t00 q m, ?tS y. n. aud
500 u m, inyl1
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Cello.
Persons, and especially children, are
subject TO this agoniziDg complaint, which
often comes on Suddenly in the night and
without any previous warning. Simmons
Liver Regulator should always be at hand
A single dose viii generally allay the pain.
1t never fails in giving relief tits harm
less, and can be given with safety to child
of the tenderest age.
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SCROFULOUs, INHERITED,

And Contagious humor, with Los Of HAIR, and
Eruptions OF the Skin, are positively cured by
Cuticura and Cutcura soap externally, and CUT
cura Resolvent internally, when all other med.
icines fail.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcuRA, SOC soar,
sc REsoLvESr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas.
arSend for How u Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testi nonials.
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ONE OF WORST CAsEs.

We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
for years, and have the first complaint yet 10 re-
eeive nom a purchaser. One Of the worst cases
of Scrofula | ever saw was cured by the use OF
i've bottles of Cuticura Resolyent, Cuticura, and
Cuticurs Soap. The Soap takes the cake" here
as a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort Kan.
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SUMMONS.

The Sdie Of JtS Virginia: To ne Shrg Of OHIO
County, Greeting
We command you that you summon August
Tucker, If he be found In your b~siliwick, 70
appear at the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county at Rules 10 be held for the said
Court, on the first Monday In November, 1897, 70
answer q bill in Chancery exhibited againrt him
In the said Court, by Iera Locker, and have
then there this writ. witness John ". Mitchell,
Clerk Of our said Court, at the Court HOuse ~
said county, in the City Of Wheeling. the sth day
OF October. 1897, and In the tventy.hith year OF
the State Of West Virginia
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
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Sunday trains on x. 80. ky., arrive 81 Chayic-
ton at Clio p m. waiting for o. X. X r. tais No.
/, al Point Pleasant This II the sbot line and
cts via. the Ohio River Railroad FOR infofBs
uoa REGARDING the fater, routes, etc., addn9
49,, WI. EoBIHsor
General PAssngu Agsn1
Pskersuurg, VI. Va
PRED. Br6EAEx,
travelling Paasnsyf Aysnl
hkcatng Y. Va
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CLEVELAND 4 pITrrsBURG l. K

Under schedule In effect Ma, y, 1851, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Tfme:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 q m, liza
d. m. For Pittsburgh, 1917 ~ n. For Wells-
Vile, az p. N. Fer Steub,nyille, s:S .. N
For Martins Ferry, 6:S 4. N. Trains arrive ~
Bridgeport at 7:S q ILL.,. lO;Sl q m, 23 r. n,
t:S d N, hl9 D. r. myN
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ave shall mscL agdil-hcr6 lM h'sgI9Nq
or there IN Venice"
Nothing Is easier than to understand
her" he replied, contemptuouslyj she
knows what has become OF Ferrari, and she
is confusing you in a cloud Of nonsense be-
ca,s2 she daren't W the truth. Let her
vOr'
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The object OF this suit L. ~ obtain a divorce a
mcnsd II hOro by the plaintiff rom the defend
AMI, and the care and control Of their minor ebiL
dren. And It appearing from an affidavit filed
In this causa a! these Rules, that the said Au.
gtist Tucker H. not q resident Of this state. IN the
motion OF Complainant, ~ her solicitor t5is or.
der Of publication Is entered against him, and h
Is ordered that the snli defendant, Angus; iuck.
er, do appear within one month after the dAte
Of the irt publication ~ this order and do
what is Necessary 70 protect his Interests; IL -
further ordered that this order be published and
posted ~ required by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk ~ tad court.
al the Court House Of said county, tbs 9Th day Of
October, 1851.
JOHS W MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the frt time November 3. lss.
Attest: JOHN MITCHELL, Clerk.
ROBERT wHIrE, solicitor for Complainant
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No. 1OS.-Initlal Change.

No. 1OS.-InitIal Change.
A window, like a worn out man,
Is full Of panes undoubtedly,
And too, If we but rightly scan,
o, many a window blind we see!
Have pity on the windows boys,
And with a tone knock out each pane
Remove each blind. sans fuss and noise,
And al repaired, HGH com again.
Yon glasS-eyed doctor cross the way,
Thinks he can cure all human Ills,
But Won across his path way stray,
CR dealing ont your stony pills.
AsPIEo.
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Liars and Lying.

Is Lying n Sin or a Misfortune Different Types
of Liars How the Habit Is onen Acquired
Some Liars ! Know.
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PAINS

NIPPLES. blackhesds, chapped aud oily skin
Tim prevented by CUrICURA INDICATED soar.
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JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
SHERIFF'S RETURN

August Lucker Is no InhAbitaBt OF my baili-
wick. nor found therein, this 5th day Of EoTcm-
Der, 1857. W.. II. wADDLR, u. r.,
For W.. G. HandlAn, :. o. c.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
s.. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county. W VI
Virginia November Rules, 1887.
Lena Tucker
w. In Chanccry.
August Tucker.
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DROBATE OF WILL.

once Of the Clerk of the Comfy Court Of Ohto
County. State Of West Virginia
In the matter Of the probate Of The WIN OF Jacob
Fischer, deceased.
The Object Of The petition fIed in this Enaftes
on the iah day of Oetobes. A. d. ls1. h 70 hevo
admitted TO pfoba:e . paper writing puryoUtne
% be the last viii Of yscob Fischer, dectene4,
Snd II sooes,ins fssss an ssSdsris did viii n;
10 my once that Mary Oberxfell and GrsGoQ
Oberrfsu, psrsoup sko are therein and In ~
PETITION deeisred % be Interested 10 the pco1aeo
ordered that they do sbDeaf n my o1bcs II IL
city of wheeling, In the county end Ska1e n1ofDs
ssd. On tie ek day q Decembex. A.D. p0. =
the hOur Of 10 o'clock q N. sDddow hst y noeme
dpubAshed The fn time kovembss u, 116.)
GEORGE HOOK,
Clsxk q 81 01B6
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SPHINX KNOTS.
7oi.-Twelye Industrial Occupations.

Anycommunication for this department shonld
be addressed TOE. r. CHADBouES, Lcwistown, Ne
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NOTICE TO TAKE DRPoslIIOyS

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
In the Circuit Court for Ohio county. IVES; Viz
ginia:
Lew Tucker
"a In Ch4Dcey.
August Tucker.
Take notice that the dispositions Of Nicholas
strAub, Lena Locker and others Will be taken
at the Once OF Robert white, No. IS3 ChapliDe
street, In the city Of Wheeling, In the state ~
West Virginia, on the bth day Of December. A.
and 0 o'olOeE p. m, 10 be read in evidence in
the above named cause on behalf Of SAID Lena
Tucker. And II, from any cause, the taking Of
the said dispositions shall not be eommeneed' %
Sdng commenced, shall Dot be completed on
that day, the taking ofthe same viii be adjourned
from time 20 time until the zane shall be con-
pleted- LEsA
To AuGUsT LCcEEB- nosoawt
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No. 7O5.-An Unequal Division.

NV' III HtVH" NfFIoI"H'
A ganrr who with prudent care,
Had something saved which he could spare,
Proposed to share It with his neigbor,
If he would help divide the favor.
Quickly to aiG I'm he decides
And in two parts the trhoC divides.
To make the first of equal size,
A full five hundred he supplies.
The CATER kindly shook his head.
You arc quite generous" he said,
But greatGr sill the t1St appears,
For il holds most of Gll.my years.
But if these Portions are combined,
still leaving your good gift behind,
We see superior To wealth,
A gift TO help us govern self" SEA.
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No. 7o7.-An Ari,hmeticaI Paradox.

Ny first quarter is twenty times greater than
my third quarter, and my fourth quarter is fly
times greater than my second quarter. Though
the rich man would be glad 10 own The number
Of dollars represented by even one fourth Of me,
Il is equally true that the poorest street gamiD
would receive the whole Of me with contempt;
and yet all. rich and poor alike, are dependent
upon me for house, clothing and even their
bread. BELLE BURDETTE.
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Mt. de Chantal,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

CsIsTKRs OF THE yIsITATTos)
school Of more than nstioual reputation. OF
ton on Young ladies' In ell Department. Library
Of III thousand voiumex Fine p~kflosophical,
chemical, and astronomical epparstuk Musical
Departmeot specially noted. Ceyps a. piano
teacher trained By sleadinS professor nom Con-
to The method Of the old Italian mAstenL =
ion unsurpased for beauty and health Ten
,,eres OF pleasure grounds. Board exceilenk
For catalogues, and references 70 pafrpns N
all the principal eide. sddssrs r.----
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No. sO9.-An Anagram.
They houored the Forth" with a splendid dis
play
OF something the boys called .pHy crocIt.
Q. BEBs.
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No. 1II.-Much From Nothing.

No. Il.-Nuch From Nothing.
Within a tiny cell ] had my hHh,
But wandered may be half across the earth:
From nothing came ]. born twould almost seem
As Is a ghost, a fantasy, a dream,
Yet great fruit bore ! sometimes Richer there
Than golden apples Of Hesperdes.
! was forgotten at the brt and spurned,
But men long afterward my value learned;
And as I was a public thing and free,
On twenty different sources fathered me.
IA.
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RIVER RAILROAD.

Itnc tabic taking cc.S. Iune Slh, 1877,
Passenger trsink vii RIA s fnlo~s Central
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No 1O6.-TranspositioD.

No sO6.-TranspositioD.
If you were in f%etters,
What word Of five letters
Would you speak 10 me?
Rut should two of my letters
Change places, YOU feiters
Would fast again be. SADIH.
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No. 7lO.-An Photographed Puzzle.

What word of six letters, naming part OF q
volcano. contains the following words without
transportation Of letters
/. A box or rack 10 contain fruit
2. One who fixes values
-. Proportion.
(. A small animal.
3 Consumed.
q A Proposition.
!. An article. ROBERT.
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Celic...

Answers viii be published in two weeks
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6~8-MeDdicant
Cos. Gold band ring.
6S.-Temperance, education, religion FRS
~gruup-Ear, tea, an, me, espe--Dsn, II, leo, cue
Third-ROe, rig. in. 10.
G6-Gent Coo.
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| IlCus
81 pity his WIFE," said Mrs. ROLAND.
"She is naturally in great grief about
him." Agnes proceeded.
'She ought TO thank God she is rid OF
him." Mrs. ROLAND ~interposed.
Agnes still persisted. Il have known
Mrs, Ferrari from her childhood, and ]
am sincerely anxious to help her in this
matter. Did you notice anything while
you were at Venice that would account for
her husbands extraordinary disappearance
On what sort Of terms, for instance, did he
live with his master and mistressY'
s'On terms of familiarity with his mis-
tress," said Mrs. ROLAND, (which were
simply sickening to q respectable Eog!ish
servant. She used to encourage him to
talk to her about all his affairs-hOw he
cot on with his wife, and how pressed he
was for money, and such like-just as II
they were equals. COrtemptible-that's
what l call it"
and his MASTER" Agnes continued.
How did Ferrari get on with Icrd Mont
barry7n
MY lord used to live shut up with his
studies and his snrroYs," MIS-. Holland an-
swered, with a hard Soiemnity expressive
Ofrespect for his lordshiP's memory Mr..
Ferrari got his money when it was due;
and he cared for nothing else. IF | could
afford it would leave the place, too; but l
can't afford it Those were the last words
he said to ME on the morning when left
the palace. l made no reply. After h
had happened ION the other occasion) l
was naturally not on speaking terms with
Mr.. Ferrari.N
Can you tell me nothing which will
throw any light on this matter?"
Nothing" said Mrs. Roland, with an
~urdisguised relish OF the disappointment
that SIZE was infiCting.
'sThere vas another momher Of the fam
ily at Venice" Agnes resumed, determined
to slit the question TO the bottom while she
had the chance. There are Baron Rivar. Z"
Mrs. ROLAND lifted her large hands, COW
cred with rusty black gloves, in mute pro-
test against the introduction OF Baron
Rivar as a subject of inquiry. Are You
aware, miss" she began, 'that l left my
place in consequence Of what ] observed
Agnes stopped her there. II only want
ed to ask" she exclaimed, "ff anything
was said or done by Baron Rivar which
might account for Ferrari's strange con.
duct"
Nothing that / know Of" said Mrs.
ROLAND. FgThe barron and Mr.. Ferrari
iff / may uss SUCH an expressionl were
birds of q feather so far as / could soc
1 mean that one was as unprincipled as
the other. lam a just woman and viii
give you 40 example. Only the day
! before I left / heard the baron say Through
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DEATHS.
Deaths Free---Tri6utes, &C., 10 cts. a Ltme


SPENCE.-At "Strontia," Baltimore county, the
residence of Col. o. P. Macgill, on Wednesday
morning, July 90, Charles Lowell Stewart
Spence in the 9th year ofhis age, son of the late
Commodore Robert Trail Spence, U. S. Navy,
and Mary Glare Carroll Spence.
DUBREUIL.-At Timonium, Baltimore county,
on Friday morning, July Is, Juliet A., aged
six months, infant daughter of George A. and
late Alice V. Dubreuil.
DOUGLAS.-0n July IS, 1887, William b., aged
2 months and IA days, only child of William,
Jr, and Kate Douglas, of Canton, Baltimore
county.
STOCKSDALE.-Suddenl on July IL, Jessie
Love, aged months and days, infant daugh-
ter of Thomas j. and Nellie Love Stocksdale.
KROUT.-On July 20, Catherine A., aged AZ
years. widow of the late j. X. P. Krout, OF Bal
timore county, and sister of William Courtney:
MORRISON July is, after short but painful
illness. Samuel Carson, aged months and %
DAYS, youngest child of William NJ. and Flor
ence o. Norris.
BARRON.-July is, 1887, Julian Paul, aged 8
months and 8 days, son of DIR. John and Eliza
beth M. Barron, of Govanstown.
CARR0LL.--0n Sunday morning, 5. Charles
Carroll, aged months and days, the young
est son of George w. and Annie e. Carroll.
STANSBURY.-0nJ July 14th, 1887, Eddie Payne
youngest and beloved son of William and Mary
e. Stansbury, of Shawan, Baltimore county
and grandson of the late Elijah M. Stansbury
aged years and months.
Little Eddie was our darling,
Pride of all our hearts at home,
But an angel came and whispered,
Eddie darling, do come home.
Lonely the house and sad the hours,
Since our dear Eddie's gone,
But, oh, brighter home than ours
In Heaven is now his own.
| SCHISLER.-At Sweet Air, suddenly on the lot
inst, Mary e. Schisler, aged 25 years, daugh
ter of Nicholas and Anna M. Schisler. Inter
ment at St. Johns Evangelical burying- groun'
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A GREAT MOVEMENT.

ncv. j. VI. OIV"oll, d D., secretary of Missions,
1922 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, hoo coat .ho
following report, with a request to publish, which
we gladly do:
According to the STATISTICAL report of the Sun
day schools in the United States rendered at the
late International Convention held in Chicago,
there has been an increase in the scholar mem ber-
ship of all the Sunday schools in the U. S. since
1854 of 365,645. 1t is interesting to know by
what agencies this increase had been secured for
it shows that great missionary work has been
done to bring an army of 365, 900 into active men,
bership with our Sunday schools. No more i'm
portant work be conceived of, for it has to do
with the destiny of our entire country.
The three last Annual reports of the American
Sunday School Union, the old undenominational
Society chat cares for the children" who are pro-
vided for by no one else, show that since 1884, it
has brought 1S5, 034 children into 4,947 new Sun
day schools, number equal to 5000 more than
one half of all the increase reported as having
been secured by this and all other agencies during
these three years. But this American Sunday
School Union did more than this-it aided 1926
other schools, which have 46,774 teachers and
515,7I4 scholars-so that in these three years it
reached 1872 communities and Sunday schools,
and 700 74S children, and youth, and then re-aided
and revisited these schools 9,245 times, besides
making 1854 visits to families, supplying 1903
destitute persons with the scriptures and holding
27,247 religious meetings. That there is great
need for more of just such work in our country, is
evident from the fact that according to the Inter
national Secretarys report there are but 1904 AIS
scholars in all the Sunday schools in the United
States that report to this convention, WHICH the
chairman of the Executive Committee said was hve
per cent too small. If five per cent. were added,
we have S,436,201 scholars in all our Sunday
schools. But the statement was made that 20 per
ho lodi otad
under six years of age and those who attend more
than one school and are counted twice; which de-
Quoted would leave 6,74S,961 children and youth
of school age in all Sunday schools while there
are at least 100000 more children of that age IN
our country, and very likely most of them attend
no Sunday school.
Truly the American Sunday School Union is
doing great work, for present and future America
for which there is most urgent need. Any VINO
would like to read its last annual report, or AID
its work by gift of funds, may address the Secre-
tary as above.